Friday.
February
4.
1038.
LOCAL
NEWS
Mrs.
J
P-
Cade
sa,lpa
Jasi
mm
on
the
Prince
George
for
a
trip
to
Vancouver.
Mr
and
Mrs.
Louis
Pustek
sail-ed
last
night
on
the
Prince
George
for
Vancouver.
j
K.
Gordon
arrived
in
the
city
from
Terrace
on
last
night's
train
and
sailed
on
the
Prince
George
Seattle
and
Portland.
for
a
trip
to
Dominion-
Constable
A.
J.
Wati-kinson
returned
to
the
city
on
last
night's
train
from
a
trip
to
Terrace
on
official
duties.
John
Harris
is
painfully
111
at
his
home
now
with
rheumatic,
which
came
as
a
complication
following
measles.
Mrs
Don
Stewart
and
two.
children
Ronald
and
Dorreen,
sailed
last
night
on
the
Prince
George
for
Vancouver
enroute
to
Pentic-ton
to
which
point
Constable
Stewart
having
been
transferred
in
the
provincial
police,
will
soon
be
leaving.
Mrs.
Stewart
also
had
In
hef
charge
Mrs.
Wlona
Penny
who
will
serve
six
months
at
Okalla
Prison
for
contributing
to
Juvenile
delinquency.
Two
new
members
Miss
Crox-ford
and
Mrs.
W.
J.
Lineham
were
Initiated
at
a
meeting
of
the
Women's
Auxiliary
of
the
Cana
dian
Legion
last
night.
There
was
a
rood
attendance
at
the
meeting
v-i'.h
the
president,
Mrs.
R.
T.
Anderson.
In
the
chair.
It
was
de
cided
to
hold
a
bridge
party
'ti
the
near
future
and
the
annual
b-nqUet
celebrating
the
fifth
birthday
of
the
Auxiliary,
on
Mnrch
15
IS
MOVED
TO
SOUTH
Sergeant
J.
II.
McClinton
Appointed
to
Take
Charge
of
Vancouver
District
of
Provincial
Police
Transfers
in
the
provincial
po
lice
service
announced
today
In
elude
that
of
Serceant
J.
H.
Mc
Clinton
In
charge
of
Prince
Rupert
district
to
Vancouver
in
a
similar
capacity
Sergeant
McClinton
has
been
located
In
Prince
Rupert
for
several
years,
first
as
divisional
clerk
and
later
as
sereeant
in
charge
of
the
district.
Departure
of
himself
and
Mrs.
McClinton
will
be
regretted
by
many
friends.
Sergeant
McCUnton's
successor
here
wlll
be
Sergeant
E.
Gammon,
af
present
In
charge
of
Prince
George
district.
Sergeant
Gammon
will
come
to
Prince
Rupert
as
no
stranger
as
he
was
located
here
previously
years
ago.
Another
change
affecting
the
provincial
police
In
the
north
Is
the
creation
of
a
separate
sub-division
with
headquarters
at
Prince
George.
Sub-Inspector
J.
H.
Johnson,
now
In
Vancouver,
will
take
charge
oi
the
new
Prince
George
subdivision.
Up
to
the
present
Prince
George
har
been
a
part
of
Prince
Rupert
division.
BAPTIST
SUPPER
F.
A.
MacCallurn
Principal
Speaker
at
Enjoyable
.Congregational
Function
Last
Night
With
T.
A.
MorCallum.
mvKlriant.
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Chamber
of
I
uuiuicitc,
Aia
aJi;ua,ci
ui
uic
even
ing,
an
enjoyable
congregational
EUDDcr
was
held
last
nieht
In
the
parlors
of
First
.Baptist
Church.
The
tables
which
had
been
prepared
were
completely
occupied.
There
was
an
excellent
supper
after
which
an
acceptable
program
was
pre-J
sented.
II.
M,
Daggett
occupied
the
chair.
Rev.
E.
E,
Brandt,
pastor
of
the
church,
nronnunced
the
blessine.
Immediately
after
the
supper,
there
was
community
singing
under
lead
ership
of
P.
H.
Llnzey.
Then
the
Misses
Alleen
and
Phyllis
Hamblln
and
Edith
Johnstone
gave
an
In
strumental
trio
followed
by
a
vocal
olo
by
Mrs.
Garfield
McKlnley.
p.
H.
Llnzey
gave
a
humorous
reci
tation
and
Rev.
.E.
E.
Brandt
sang
a
solo.
In
his
talk.-
P.
A.
MacCallurn
stressed
the
value
of
'ipeople
getting
together
In
all
walks
of
life,
not
only
in
the
churches
but
in
the
community
as
a
whole.
Only
by
cettlnc
tocether
could
results
be
ob
tained.
The
world
today
had
a
great
call
on
the
Christian
church
to
combat
the
evils
all
round,
said
Mr.
MacCallurn.
Speaking
of
Interna
tional
affairs,
the
speaker
expressed
the
belief
that
preparedness
was
the
greatest
preventative
for
war.
Like
in
a
city,
an
adequate
police
force,
with
the
power
and
authority
I
to
enforce
law
and
order,
seemed
Hotel
Arrivals
Savoy
A
Reid
and
D.
A,
Johnson.
Port
Simpson;
Mrs.
J.
R.
Brown,
Povt
Esslngton.
Royal
Jack
Hanson
and
Don
Stewart,
city;
J.
C.
Carpenter,
C-NJt.
Prince
Rupert
;
Dan
O'Rourke.
Calgary;
S.
J.
'
Sloan,
Vancouver;
p.
Drummond,
Rcmo.
;
I
Central
Bert
Ferguson,
Port
Edward;
L.
t
wnnrfs
nnd
R.
McLean.
ON
JR.;
Miss
E
Woods
and
O,
uuni,
Prince
Rupert.
LINEN
TEX
SHEETING
Grass
blenched
linen
tex
sheeting.
No
finer
quality
mode.
72
Inches
wide.
Handles
and
wears
like
an
Irish
linen.
Reg.
price
$1.00
yd.
'Jtjji
Dollar
Day,
yard
English
Half
Hlcachcd
Sheeting
Will
bleach
white
after
a
few
washings.
72
inches
wide.
Nothing
better
for
hard
wear.
45C
Dollar
Day
price,
yard
Twilled
Plannclettc
Sheeting
Buy
your
flannelette
sheets
by
the
yard
and
get
the
desired
size
required.
72
Inches
wide,
made
in
England.
Beautifully
soft
and
warm,
"aJ?n"
teed
to
wear.
59C
I
ii
a
i
i
i
P377TT777J
ran
FOR
BAD
BREATH.
SMOKER
S
THROAT
BUCKLEY'S
THROAT
AIDS.
lOe
DADS-SONS
IN
BANQUET
i
Annual
Affair
of
Boys
Groups
First
United
Church
The
program
was
brought
Mrs.
G
good
recovery-
Dollar
Day
price,
yarri
"
TOT
TttTT.V
WTPWW
PACJE
TIIRFa
of
BRITISH
UNITED
PRESS
GOES
TO
VANCOUVER
SUN
.World-Wide
News
Serviee
Added
to
Facilities
Of
Big
Daily
A
noteable
addition
to
the
news-gathering
facilities
of
Vancouver's
big
afternoon
dally
Is
announced
'
by
Geo.
F.
Davey,
agent
in
Prince
Rupert
for
The
Vancouver
Sun.
i
Beginning
Tuesday.
February
1.
states
Mr.
Davey,
The
Vancouver
to
a
,
close
with
a
fitting
candlelight
ceremony
led
by
Wilf
Hicks.
Peter
Lorenzen,
who
has
been
spending
some
weeks
in
Vancouver
.nMAitfinr
wioHlnnl
frnt.mpnt.
rp
I
ICVCilMlB
livuiv-i
!
turned
to
the
city
from
the
south
on
the
Princess
Adelaide
this
BLACKHEADS
ninrkheiuli
aimply
dissolve
and
disappear
br
thl
una
simple.
fe
and
mi
nwllind.
C'rft
twa
ounc-
of
iwroilne
iwwdei
from
any
dra'
-lore.
i'lnk
ii
on
a
hot.
wrt
doth,
rub
the
fai-e
-ctil;
evrry
lilwkheiul
lll
I
none
Have
-
Hollywood
omule
Mon
Sun
presents
the
full
dally
cable
and
teleeraDh
service
in
.
.
tne
Present
news
coverage
provided
tt
u
a
The
social
parlor
of
First
United
fay
The
Sun
whlch
wW
continue
to
Church
Church
was
was
the
the
scene
scene
last
last
night
nlgni
oi
of
nnnnAnn
Canadian
and
and
British
British
news
news
the
annual
Father
and
Son
banquet
m
h
lhe
Canadian
of
the
boys
groups
oi
mat.
cum
tn.
A
Goodly
repast
wag
served
by
members
of
the.
Ladles
Aid.
Rev.
J.
C.
Jackson
acted
as
chair
man
and
spoke
briefly
In
an
ap
preciative
manner
of
the
work
De-
lnir
rirmp
amAne
the
bOVS
Of
the
Church.
Community
singing
was
led
by
Wilfrid
Hicks
with
Dr.
R.
G.
Large
irge
at
at
the
the
piano.
piano.
The
subject
for
debate
was:
"Resolved,
that
Boys'
Parliament
Is
to
to
be
needed
needed
in
m
the
tne
world.
worm.
Mr.
wir.
Mac-
aiao-1
he
M
.os
JtaFof
.
Hp-
Conference
Tu
Press,
and
world
news
through
Can
adian
Press
through
the
vast
re-'
porting
network
of
the
famous
Associated
Press.
In
addition
to
fully
staffed
news
I
bureaus
in
all
the
world's
national
capitals,
British
United
Press
maintains
special
correspondents
-in
1
snme
hundreds
of
smaller
cities.
Throuen
strategically
located
reg
Ken
Harding
Introduced
tne
ae-,ional
offices
happenings
m
bate
for
the
evening,
by
comment-,
the
fartnest
Corners
of
the
world
lng
on
boys'
work
In
the
province
reiayed
by
cable,
telegraph
and
and
Boys'
Parliament
In
particular.
wirdess
t0
newspapers
in
all
coun-He
announced
that
Harry
Ratcllf
fe
'
tJ.ieg
had
recently
been
appointed
as(
London
Headquarters
Doys
worK
secretary
ior
uic
j
.
j
!
Twenty
-Five
V
k
i
ears
ago
.j
j
February
4,
1913
i
Easter
Sunday
falls
this
year
on
March
23,
the
earliest
date
In
over
fifty
years.
It
will
be
one
hundred
1
years
before
it
comes
so
early
again.
Mrs.
W.
E.
Burritt
and
little
daughter,
Florrie,
have
left
for
an
extended
visit
to
southern
coast
cities.
J.
M.
Clancy,
manager
of
the
branch
of
the
Bank
of
Montreal,
British
will
leave
this
week
on
a
business
United
Press,
with
headquarters
in!
trip
to
Winnipeg.
H.
B,
Cambie,
London
and
correspondents
in
all
parts
of
the
world.
Wide
Coverage
This.
It
Is
stated,
Is
an
addition
to
accountant,
van
ue
atmis
iiino6-.
during
his
absence.
ITCH
MINUTE
.
.
.
.
.
.
STOPPED
IN
A
Are
you
tnrmenifd
with
tli
itchin,
torturrt
of
rcirraa.
rh.
atfilcu'i
loot,
t
ruptipM,
or
oUwr
kin
afflirtiani?
For
quick
and
hawy
frlijl.
uie
eiiohnt,
ant:iapt
ie.
liquid
D.
D.
a.
Praacrlptlan.
In
g'ntle
mil
aunt
be
tlie
Irritated
akin
Clear.
greaelea
and
ttamleM--driei
fast.
St.
.pa
turnout
interne
itching
Inauntly.
A
iSr
trial
Ixittle.
at
drug
au.rei
provea
it
or
umoey
back.
u
Announcements
AU
advertisements
In
this
col-amn
will
be
charged
for
a
full
month
at
25c
a
word.
Women's
Hospital
Auxiliary
Ball,
;
.
.
.
London
is
European
neaaquaners
February
4.
e
T)-t
V,
T
Tn
!
t
i.rl
TJrocc
MM
f
n
o
I
UlUiLaiL
W.Ui.M
.VOfcJ,
large
staff
under
Webb
Miller,
Gen-(
United
Missionary
Tea,
Febru-eral
European
News
Manager,
and
.
ary
8.
WiVn
me
umuau
ouicau,
muwii
nallum
nald
tribute
to
the
former
'
resentative
clears
general
European
news
to
Ridley
Home
Sale,,
February
10.
pastor
of'
the
Baptist
Church,
Rev.
GrouPs
in
the
Prov
nee
oi
unusn,
Canada
and
Unlted
states
under
Dr
F
W
Dafoe
and
predicted
a
Columbia."
The
affirmative
wai
tne
direction
of
Clifford
L.
Day.
In!
Valentine
Cabaret.
Benefit
Boys
mccessful
future
for
the
church
taken
by
Maurice
Davey
and
Jack
daUy
news
gtmtet
cabled
from.Band,
February
11.
under
the
leadership
of
Mr.
Brandt.
Davls
whlle
their
ppPnenH,
W!re
,
London
the
signature
that
will
most
Ned
Tobey
and
Fred
Soles
The
de-
be
b
Cambral
Valentine
Dance.
Feb-work
Tne
mportanceof
young
people's
u
een
Vanc0UVerj
r
ws
st5d
by
Mr
MacCal-
cWcm
of
the
Judges.
Arthur
But-Bun
rcaders
will
be
that
of
R.
rjjruary
14.
.
ton
and
Robert
Irvine,
was
unanl-1
McMillan
eoverine
,ror,nrr
news
nf
of
the
h.
Bri
Rri."
1
mnnslv
In
favor
of
the
affirmative.
...u
tish
t.,.
Ti
r
f
:
.
Masonic
Masonic
Ball.
Thursday.
Feb-
Isles.
.
.
111.
.
1
V.
Hr-A
-j
-
i
i
i.Mr.v
'!
-
'
The
general
commiufe
hi
cuu.kc
,..k,
Tran
Raneers.
un-
of
the
supper
consisted
of
Mrs.
Nor-'
der
tne
dlrecUon
of
Wilf
Hicks
and
man
Fraser.
convenor.
Mrs.
P.
H.
with
the
assistance
of
George
Dav-
..
r
v.
nmnrtt
mIkk
Kav
i
ev.
nresented
a
short
play.
"One
wocr,n
p
TT.-I.hi7.ev
and-
H.
wi.i
M.!"
olrH'
t"
Specially
Interesting
to
all
who
ruary
17.
give
consideration
to
the
evil
of
T.
propaganda
and
official
and
unil-i
February
17
and
18
"One
Delir
t
u
h.
fnnt.'lous
Nlcht"
United
Church.
whirh
Illustrated
well
ti.j
i.
-
"-.
mai
oriusn
uiuicu
hcm
u
iwi
i-
i
,i
.
v.
r-.r
v,o
hrt.-c'
nrnm-nm
......
t)l
o
whrnnrv
l
naooff
Rprvlteurs"
were
Mrs.
G.
i
J'"1-1""
"
"
;
filiated
or
connected
witn
any
gov-.
v"
"
'
...
Maicoim
wiiaingproposeaa
vuicuiiernmnta
or
.
Eeml-officIal
news
Berg,
Miss
M.
Armstrong,
Miss
e
thanlfS
Mr.
Jackson
and
the
!
ln
thp
world.
.
,BUP"
men'
C.N
Nancy
Bremner.
Miss
Betty
Brem-ncr
and
Mlrs
A.
Petersen.
Church
board
and
to
the
ladies
for
,
evervwnere
are
the
source
of
all
4-
ltbr!r
n5!!rt.ar.P.c.
British
United
Prees
dispatches.
The
addition
of
British
United
Press
to
the
services
already
pro-
,
vlded
Elves
The
Sun,
It
Is
stated,
,
,
news
coverage
hot
excelled
by
any
a.
Aiunro.
ionui.v
ui
,
..
in
rnnnr1fl
nnt1
mc,ne
this
city,
recently
underwent
an
operation
In
Vancouver,
where
she
now
resides,
and.
according
tc.
word
received
here,
has
made
a
the
most
complete
In
the
wor.d.
Nobody
Knocks
The
KNOX
The
Food
Is
Good
The
Rooms
Are
Clean
The
nouse
Is
Warm
The
Service
Friendly
The
Rates
Are
Reasonable
KNOX
HOTEL
R.
Brasell
FLANNELETTE
SHEETS
200
only
flannelette
sheets.
Full
size.
Extra
good
wearing
quality.
Q4
AA
Dollar
Day,
each
?AVV
Half
Uleached
Cotton
Sheets
200
only
half
bleached
cotton
sheets.
Extra
heavy
heavy
quality.
Full
tize.
C4
Aj
vv
Dollar
Day.
each
?..
Check
Tea
or
Glass
Towels
Good
size
llnen-flnlshed
glass
or
tea
towels.
Size
20x30.
Blue
and
Red
checks.
C
Hft
Dollar
Day,
8
towels
for
Vxv
v
DRAPERY
HOMESPUN
Imported
drapery
homespun.
48
Inches
wide,
fast
colors,
assorted
designs
Dollar
Day,
2
yards
for
$1.00
N.
M.
Brasell
R.
A.
Annual
Dance.
March
Orange
Spring
Sale
March
25.
CUIPD
FOR
SALE
FOR
SALE
House
and
furniture
including
piano,
radio,
etc.
Apply
625
8th
Avenue
East.
(45)
50
Piece
Layettes,
complete
for
baby.
$25
up
prepaid.
Also
Shop-1
ping
Service,
charge
20Vo.
P.
J.
Box
381,
Victoria,
B.C.
(2ii
FOR
SALE
Household
furniture
i
Including
teawagon,
sewlna
I
machine,
dishes.
945
Borden
Street
Phone
354.
33t
FRASER
&
PAYNE'S
DOLLAR
DAY
HOMESPUN
BEDSPREADS
Something
new!
Made
ln
England,
assorted
col
orings,
absolutely
fast.
A
very
practical
spicou
for
hard
wear.
QC)
OC
Size
Size
72x00
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inn
DRAPERY
HOMESPUN
Imported
drapery
homespun,
48
Inches
wide,
fast
.colors,
extra
heavy
weight,
new
BQC
designs.
Dollar
Day,
Yard
Nottingham
Net
Curtains
Made
up
and
finished
ready
to
hang
Cream
or
ecru
shade.
Finished
2H
yards
long.
fi-
AA
A'UU
Dollar
Day.
pair
WINDOW
SHADES
Cream
or
Green
mounted
on
good
quality
spring
roller.
Size
3'x6.
Cut
to
fit
charges
free.
QQt
Dollar
Day,
each
Cotton
Filled
Comforters
Full
size
assorted
chintz
coverings.
Will
stand
any
amount
of
hard
wear.
CO
00
V
.Dollar
Day.
each.
BEE
OUK
WINHOWS
.FRIDAY
DISPLAYING
VARIOUS
.OTHER
ITEMS
ON
RALE
CANDY
SPECIALS
For
The
Week-End
Friday
and
Saturday
Only
Orange
and
Lemon
Slices
Royal
Seal
Orange
and
Lemon
Slices.
The
,
pick
of
the
party.
Bulk,
per
pound
i
25c
Chocolate
Buds
Cadbury's
Dairy
Milk
Chocolate
Bude.
The
real
Milk
Chocolate.
Per
pound
"
:
Fruit
Sweets
Juicy
Fruit
Cello
Sweets.
Individually
cello
;
wrapped.
Per
pound
25c
Ofincs
Ltd.
tte
Pioneer
Drtu&ists
The
.leinll
Store
Phones:
81
&
82
Open
Daily
From
8
a.m.
til!
10
p.m.
Sundays
aid
Holidays
From
12
noon
till
2
p.m,
7
D.m.
till
9
p.m.
MacKENZlE'S
FURNITURE
February
Furni
ture
Sale
350
Square
Yards
Linoleum
Made
by
Barry
and
Staines.
With
burlap
back,
excellent
72C
quality.
At,
square
yard
Phone
T!5
FROM
PORT
SIMPSON
$32.00
$35.35
327
THIRD
AVENUE
UNION
STEAMSHIPS
SPECIAL
WINTER
EXCURSION
RATES
TO
VANCOUVER
FROM
PRINCE
RUPERT
RETURN.
All
meals
and
RETURN.
Berth
Included.
Reduced
Rates
to
Vancouver
also
apply
from
Intermediate
points.
Special
Tickets
on
Sale
Between
November
1st,
1937
and
February
28th,
1938,
inclusive
Good
to
Return
up
to
March
31,
1938.
Children
Half
Fare.
Steamers:
Leave
Prince
Rupert:
Ar.
Vancouver
S.S.
CATALA
Tuesday,
1:30
p,m.
Thursday,
a.m.
S.S.
CARDENA
Friday,
9:00
p.m.
Sun.,
Midnight
Tickets
and
Reservations
from
Prince
Rupert
Agent
A.
W.
NEWMAN
Third
Ave.,
Thone
5C8
If
Convenient
Please
Purchase
Tickets
at
Office
SATURDAY
TUSCAN,
CURTAIN
NETS
Assorted
pat&rns
In
Nottingham
tuscan
nets.
Curtain
nets
you
don't
.have
to
iron
QQ
after
washing.
Dollar
Day,
3
yds
for
vxvu
READY
MADE
CURTAINS
Tuscan
nets.
All
finished
ready
to
hang.
Standard
size.
The
most
durable
curtain
ffl-fl
Off
made.
TV,!1,
TV,,,
rtr
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TABLE
NAPKINS
Damask
table
napkins.
Assorted
AA
patterns,
good
size.
10
for
t?X.UU
TURKISH
TOWELS
Run
of
the
mill
and
odd
patterns.
White
colored
and
lacquered
.In
three,
groups
0R04ULL:
3i.oo
OR03uforn::
$1.00
OR02ufpornl-
$1.00
GROUP
IV
$1
0.U
5
towel
for
,.
i
l
1
ft.;